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sattari [20]
2 years ago
9

Roots:

Biology
1 answer:
I am Lyosha [343]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

hold the plant in the ground

Explanation:

because if the plant didn't have roots 8t would just fly away.

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Explanation:

hypertonic solution is the one you get when the solute concentration of the water is higher than that of the cells.

isotonic solution is the one you get when the solute concentration of the cell and the water are the same.

hypotonic is the one that you get when the solute  concentration of the cell is higher than that of the waters.

Solute concentration being low reminds me of water. Hypo kind of sounds like hippo and hippos love water. You can use this to memorize the difference between hypertonic and hypotonic solutions.

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3 0
3 years ago
An international company has 24,900 employees in one country. If this represents 34.8% of the company's employees, how many empl
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Answer:

There are a total of <u>71,551 employees</u> in the company.

Explanation:

Let the number of employees in the company be 'x'.

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Number of employees in one country = 24900

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34.8% of total employees = 24900

⇒ 34.8\%\times x=24900

\frac{34.8}{100}\times x=24900\\\\0.348x=24900\\\\x=\frac{24900}{0.348}\\\\x=71,551.7\approx71,551

So, there are a total of 71,551 employees in the company.

7 0
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Tartar.

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Dental plaque may be defined as the development of mass or biofilm of bacteria that grows on teeth surface. This plaque may present on teeth, between the teeth and on teeth front.

The plaque is first colorless but when it changes to dental calculus or tartar, the color of plaque becomes yellow or pale brown. This causes dental problem and different dental disease.

Thus, the answer is plaque.

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